többel

Többel is a Hungarian inflected form of the adjective/pronoun több, meaning "more." It is created by adding the comitative–instrumental suffix -val/-vel to the stem több, producing többel, and is used to express accompaniment, means, or comparison in contexts that require "with more" or "by more." The form reflects regular Hungarian vowel harmony and consonant assimilation processes.

In use, többel typically appears when referring to additional quantity or participants accompanying an action: for example, Ha többel megyünk, hamarabb végezünk ("If we go with more people, we will finish sooner") or Többel számoltak a tervben ("They counted on more [people/items] in the plan"). It contrasts with related forms such as több (the uninflected comparative), többen (used as a subject meaning "more [people]"), and többnyire ("mostly").

Grammatically, többel functions as an adpositional or case-marked phrase constituent, marking the instrument, accompaniment, or comparative magnitude depending on sentence context. It is used in both spoken and written Hungarian and follows normal agreement and word-order rules of the language. Because többel arises from productive suffixation, its formation and use illustrate general properties of Hungarian morphology and case marking.